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Clear filtersTea Development and Promotion Scheme (TDPS): Plantation Development for Small Tea Growers (PDSTG): Mechanization for Individual Small Growers
The Tea Development and Promotion Scheme (TDPS) is a central government program run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It specifically supports small tea growers through mechanization and plantation development. The scheme aims to increase tea production, improve quality, promote organic and climate-resilient farming, and help small tea growers become self-reliant while moving up the value chain.
View DetailsCoffee Development Programme in Non-Traditional Areas (NTA) : Support for Mixed Shade Tree saplings
To encourage planting of mixed species of native trees / fruit yielding trees like mango, jack, syzygium, orange etc, in new coffee holdings so as to establish good evergreen shade canopy to increase soil fertility, moisture retention capacity and thereby increasing productivity
View DetailsDevelopment Support for Coffee in Traditional Areas and Non Tribal growers of Non-Traditional Area : Support for wrapping material for White Stem Borer affected plants
To encourage the coffee growers by providing 50% subsidy on material cost so that the technology will be adopted on a massive scale which will contribute to great extent in minimizing the pest load in field and for effective management of the dreaded pest, CWSB in Arabica plantations.
View DetailsGoa Mediclaim Scheme
The Goa Mediclaim Scheme is a health assistance program run by the Government of Goa that helps citizens access advanced medical treatments not available in government hospitals. It provides financial support for super-specialty treatments like heart surgery, kidney transplant, neurosurgery, dialysis, and other critical procedures. The scheme aims to ensure that Goa residents can receive necessary specialist care without facing financial hardship.
View DetailsChai Vikas Yojana
Chai Vikas Yojana is a Bihar government scheme designed to support tea farmers by providing financial assistance for tea cultivation. The scheme offers subsidies to help farmers purchase quality planting materials, modern horticultural machinery, and other resources needed for tea farming. This initiative aims to increase tea production, improve farming practices, and boost the income of tea farming families in Bihar.
View DetailsDistribution of Rhizobium
The Distribution of Rhizobium scheme provides a subsidy to farmers in Tamil Nadu who are growing pulse seed farms. Rhizobium is a beneficial microorganism that helps pulse plants grow better by fixing nitrogen in the soil. This scheme aims to make quality Rhizobium more affordable for farmers, helping them improve their crop yield and soil health.
View DetailsAnti Bird Net
The Anti Bird Net scheme helps farmers protect their crops and gardens from bird damage. This scheme provides support to agricultural landowners in Rajasthan who want to install protective netting around their crops and plants. By using anti-bird nets, farmers can prevent birds from pecking and damaging their produce, leading to better crop yields and reduced agricultural losses.
View DetailsOrganic Manure Scheme
The Organic Manure Scheme in Meghalaya is designed to help farmers learn how to make organic compost at their village level. The scheme provides hands-on training in producing organic inputs like compost, which helps keep plants healthy naturally. This supports sustainable farming practices that are better for the soil and environment. The scheme is run by the Department of Agriculture, Meghalaya.
View DetailsBhausaheb Fundkar Falbag Lagvad Scheme
The Bhausaheb Fundkar Falbag Lagvad Scheme is a Maharashtra state horticulture scheme that encourages farmers to plant sixteen types of long-lasting fruit and vegetable crops. This scheme provides financial support and benefits to eligible farmers in Maharashtra who wish to develop fruit gardens on their land. The scheme aims to promote agricultural diversity and improve farm income through horticulture.
View DetailsHorticulture Mission for North Eastern Hill Scheme- Meghalaya
The Horticulture Mission for North Eastern Hill Scheme is a government initiative run by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare to support horticulture development in Meghalaya. The scheme aims to help marginal and small farmers increase productivity and quality of fruit crops through modern farming techniques. It provides support for better plant management, quality seeds, protected cultivation systems, and efficient irrigation methods.
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